Patient's question:
The child has been coughing for 3 months. Tried various methods and taken different medications, but the cough persists, with intermittent severity. Nebulization and other treatments have been ineffective. Allergy cough medications and mycoplasma treatments have been taken. What's going on? Coughing during naps, stuffy nose, snoring during naps, mouth breathing. Currently, no idea what to do. Seeing the child in pain.Doctor's answer:
The situation of the baby is still considered to be respiratory transmission. Is it because the baby's immunity has been weak recently that the respiratory infections have been recurring? It's important to take good care of the baby.I suggest taking good care of the baby and focusing on administering lung-cleansing and blood-cooling medications. Pay attention to drinking more water, and maintain a light diet.
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